BIRI is an architecture studio based in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil; founded by Nattalia Bom Conselho, architect and urban planner graduated from PUCMinas (2014), specialist in Management and Practice of Cultural Heritage Conservation and Restoration Works by CECI/UFPE (2016), and since 2012 she has been working on heritage management, either in the form of technical reports or projects and intervention works on protected cultural assets; and Marcos Franchini, architect and urban planner graduated from PUCMinas (2010), with a master's degree in metal construction sciences from the (2017) and study in Product Design at the UEMG School of Design (2005-2009), he is currently a substitute professor at the EAUFMG, and since 2022 he has participated in the Levante collective.
It is an architecture studio involved in the construction of its projects and that believes in collective construction and tries to establish it in each project, which allows them to be in a continuous state of learning and evolution.
It is an architecture studio involved in the construction of its projects and that believes in collective construction and tries to establish it in each project, which allows them to be in a continuous state of learning and evolution.
